Residential & Commercial Termite Control

No matter how your home is constructed, where it’s located, or how old it is, it could be attacked by subterranean termites. They are a threat across 70 percent of the world and in every part of the United States except Alaska. They cause $5+ billion worth of property damage each year in the U.S. alone, damage not usually covered by most homeowners insurance. Damage that can go undetected as it grows for years on end.

The Advanced Termite Bait System

Proven Security for your home or business!

The Advance Termite Bait System is different from earlier bait systems. The dual-stage monitoring and baiting process features an ultra low disturbance design that patterns termites’ natural feeding behavior. ATBS features one of the largest containerized bait loads available, allowing for maximum bait to be fed to the colony in a shorter time. Termites take to the bait design which is only available with ATBS.

The Advanced Termite Bait System works to eliminate the entire colony, not just individual termites. Stations are placed around your residential home or commercial space. This system is much less invasive than drilling holes or digging trenches.

How Does the Bait System Work?

First, a pest management professional will inspect your home for termites. Whether termites are present or not, the Advance Termite Bait System can be installed in soil around the perimeter of your home.

The stations will be checked regularly for termite activity. (Figure 1)

When termites are found in a station (Figure 2) the Termite Inspection Cartridge (TIC), containing no active ingredient, is replaced with a Termite Bait Cartridge, containing active ingredient, so termites can start feeding on the bait. (Figure 3)

As termites feed and then travel back to the colony, they share termite bait with the other nest mates and send other termites back to feed on the bait. As feeding on the bait continues and more and more termites are affected, the termite colony starts to die and is eliminated.

After a colony is eliminated, the bait is replaced with a new inspection cartridge. Your pest professional will continue to offer long-term protection by inspecting the station regularly as part of your service agreement to discover and treat any new colonies that invade your property.  (Figure 4)